Tokyo University of Science: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

Tokyo University of Science is located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan and the distance between the ward and the university is 3 kilometres. The most accessible way to get from Shinjuku to Tokyo University of Science is through the train which lasts for a duration of 18 minutes and is estimated to cost between 1.10 USD (85 INR) to 2.19 USD (170 INR). The fastest root to get from Shinjuku to the university is by taxi which takes 3 minutes and costs between 14.18 USD (1100 INR) to 19.33 USD (1500 INR). Buses operated by Toei Bus have a direct line from the city to the university which departs every four hours and operates every day. The journey takes approximately 18 minutes and costs around 1.66 USD (129 INR). 

Tokyo University of Science provides its students with the best academic and non-academic facilities. The university offers its various educational programs through the following schools:

Undergraduate School

1. Faculty of Science Division I & II
2. Faculty of Engineering
3. Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences 
4. Faculty of Science and Technology 
5. Faculty of Advanced Engineering
6. School of Management
7. Liberal Arts 
8. Special Training Course for Teachers

Graduate School

1. Graduate School of Science
2. Graduate School of Engineering
3. Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences 
4. Graduate School of Science and Technology
5. Graduate School of Advanced Engineering
6. Graduate School of Management
7. Graduate School of Biological Sciences

• The university’s Science Division I & II has nine core departments combined and are equipped with 90 laboratories. 
• Students from the Faculty of Engineering which has five major departments have access to 58 cutting-edge laboratories.
• The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences centring around pharmacy and medicinal sciences has two departments with over 38 laboratories.
• Possibly one of the university’s largest faculty, the Faculty of Science and Technology has over ten departments with 128 laboratories.
• Students interested in the Faculty of Science and Technology are offered 39 laboratories spread across three departments. 
• The School of Management is equipped with three departments and 34 laboratories. 
• Tokyo University of Science has five major libraries in addition to the field-specific document and reference collections run by individual schools and departments. 
• The university is leading the way among universities with its special classroom facility called "Seminar House" on the Noda campus. 
• Each campus has facilities to further enhance student life and to support student activities in the form of discussion spaces, study rooms, stores etc.
• The university includes the Center for Recurrent Education which provides lifelong learning opportunities to working adults to meet the demands of company culture. 

• Tokyo University of Science has many clubs and activity groups covering various fields in academics, culture, and sports. 
• The students can take part in sports like Japanese-style basketball, baseball, archery, swimming, mountaineering, skiing, athletics, kickball, table tennis and other traditional Japanese sports. 
• Students of the Tokyo University of Science immerse themselves in various cultural activities like choir and orchestra, Uta Fukui (karaoke), photography, classical guitar and jazz, acapella, cross-service corps and more. 
• The university provides the students and faculty with the opportunity to contribute to research clubs and departments like film research, broadcasting research, astronomy, earth science, biological research, manga research, mathematics and more. 
• Every Tokyo University of Science campus features a range of athletic facilities to help maintain the health of students and members of the faculty. 
• International Rooms are located on campus to enrich cultural exchange opportunities for International and Japanese students and to provide information regarding foreign study programs.
• Since some undergraduate programs have classes with only the Japanese language, international students have the opportunity to earn credits by taking language classes. 
• All campuses include a Health Center equipped to deal with both mental and physical care. 
• Accessibility services for students with disabilities are widely distributed through campus. 

Tokyo University of Science provides hostel facilities on campus for all students, including international students. The university has dormitories across the Katsushika Campus, Noda Campus and the Kagurazaka Campus. 

Accommodations are available in the form of one-unit rooms, boarding houses and such. The following are the above mentioned residential hostels, along with their respective amenities. 

• On the Kagurazaka campus, the university’s Dormitory I consists of one-room units around 24㎡ offered at a rent of approximately 550 USD (42,667 INR). The basic room facilities are also plentiful. 
• The TUS Dormitory III is a boarding house newly renovated into a dormitory used exclusively by the University. This dormitory is perfect for students who are living on their own for the first time, as it comes with furniture and appliances. Located at the Tokyo University of Science, this dormitory was newly built at the same time as TUS Dormitory II so that students can live comfortably on campus.
• On the newly built Noda campus, the TUS Dormitory II is equipped with the latest in security, this student dorm is all-electric and boasts a designer touch. It is made up entirely of 28.88 ㎡ single-room residences.
• Similarly, the Noda campus opened its Noda International Community house, aiming to enhance community skills and foster a globally-capable student body.
• With the opening of the Katsushika Campus, the Katsushika International Dormitory was opened nearby for the exclusive use of the Tokyo University of Science students. This dormitory is occupied by both Japanese and international students. Residing together in one building helps foster a cosmopolitan mindset among all students. The dormitory contains single rooms and shared rooms (three rooms share a kitchen, bathroom and toilet).
• On the Katsushika Campus, Tokyo University of Science students established a dormitory called  "Tokyo University of Science, Katsushika Community House" where facilities also include separate male and female communal bathing facilities (with saunas), giving students a way to experience traditional Japanese culture. 

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